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Effort underway to lower income taxes in Louisiana -- but at a cost; here s the proposal

Effort underway to lower income taxes in Louisiana but at a cost; here s the proposal Tyler Bridges A complicated tax swap that would eliminate a popular deduction in exchange for lowering income tax rates passed its first step when it won approval from a Louisiana Senate committee Tuesday. But it still has a long road to travel before it can become law, which would ultimately require a vote by the people. Senate Bill 159, approved by the Senate Revenue & Fiscal Affairs Committee, is part of a package of bills sought by the legislative leadership that would no longer allow individuals and corporations to subtract their federal income tax payments on their state income tax returns. In exchange, individuals and corporations would be assessed lower tax rates.

Senate committee votes to lower top Louisiana income tax rate, eliminate federal tax break

Senate committee votes to lower top Louisiana income tax rate, eliminate federal tax break David Jacobs, The Center Square © Provided by Washington Examiner A Louisiana Senate committee voted Tuesday to amend the state constitution to lower the maximum allowable personal income tax rate and give lawmakers the ability to eliminate a major tax break for federal income taxes paid. The state constitution caps the top state income tax rate for individuals at 6%. Senate Bill 159 by Sen. Bret Allain, the Republican who chairs his chamber’s Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Committee, would lower the maximum top rate to 5%. The amendment also would strike from the constitution the state’s income tax break for federal taxes paid. Allain said a companion statute would establish a 4.25% top rate and abolish the tax break.

Committee lowers top income tax rate, eliminates federal tax break

Committee lowers top income tax rate, eliminates federal tax break A Louisiana Senate committee voted Tuesday to amend the state constitution to lower the maximum allowable personal income tax rate and give lawmakers the ability to eliminate a major tax break for federal income taxes paid. The state constitution caps the top state income tax rate for individuals at 6%. Senate Bill 159 by Sen. Bret Allain, the Republican who chairs his chamber’s Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Committee, would lower the maximum top rate to 5%. The amendment also would strike from the constitution the state’s income tax break for federal taxes paid. Allain said a companion statute would establish a 4.25% top rate and abolish the tax break.

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